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Sunday, June 1, 2014

Adding Your RSS Brings Worldwide Audiences

Bygone Montanans , an RSS feed to my KindleAuthor's Page , was originally published April 12, 2014, and has since made its way into numerous venues, including Facebook and Twitter. The results are increased book sales, plus added traffic to all my websites and blogs, in a [hopefully] never-ending cycle.How did it happen? Forty five viewers read my announcement about the RSS feed on The North Palouse Washington eNewscast, 78 read about it on this website, and 127 read it on Behind These Mountains. From those beginnings a handful found mention on my Access The World and Write Your Way to $$$, and related blogs.My audience now spans the world, including the United States of course, besides Canada, Poland, Ukraine, China, Spain, Russia, United Kingdom, Germany, and Romania at this one website. Viewers from my other blogs, include France, Hungary, Iran, Ireland and India. How wide will it spread by electronic word-of-mouth? Who know? But you can bet increased Kindle book sales of my Behind These Mountains trilogy will result.Is adding an RSS feed to your websites and author's sites in your marketing plan? If not, it's time you took steps to do so.

When you add a blog feed to your Kindle Direct Publishing [KDP] Author's Page you are linking to a blog you've created elsewhere. To learn more, and how to do it, visit see the Managing Blog Feeds Help page for instructions on adding your feed
address in Author Central.Whenever you update your blog, the blog teasers that appear on the
Author Page on Amazon.com update automatically, within 24 hours of being posted
on your blog.If you still need help, use the KDP contact form. My request for KDP assistance was answered promptly when I checked, Topic: My Blog Feeds - I need general help; Question/Feedback:
and submitted the following, along with my email address:

"I created a blog, http://bygonemontanans.blogspot.com/ Now I need to
know how to make it a blog "feed" so I can connect it to my Author's page."